Jake White has warned England he will not be submitted to the "rigmarole" of an arduous application process for the vacant head coach role. Photo / Getty Images.
Jake White has warned England he will not be submitted to the "rigmarole" of an arduous application process for the vacant head coach role.
The Montpellier boss challenged the Rugby Football Union (RFU) to install him as their top choice before he will consider succeeding Stuart Lancaster as England's coach.
White has twice been spurned at the final hurdle by the RFU, when Martin Johnson took control in 2008 and again when Lancaster was handed the reins in 2012.
The 2007 World Cup-winning coach has now warned England and RFU chief executive Ian Ritchie he will not allow himself to messed around for a third time.
"Everyone in world rugby knows this is one of the prime jobs, in fact even in world sports," White told Sky Sports.
